DK is of the world's top freerunners. The young Greek practices his latest moves in Thessaloniki. He overcomes obstacles with skill and strength, jumping rolling or leaping over everything in his way.

Francesco Ceccarelli, an architect in Bologna, lives in a one-room apartment that used to be a garage. It takes a lot of work and creativity to turn old, seldom-used buildings into modern homes.

Thousands of Eurovision fans are expected in Lisbon for the 63rd edition of the song contest. The Portuguese capital is gearing up to welcome them all.

Cognac, Chianti and Calvados are all known beverages. You may have enjoyed them at a dinner party. But did you know that they're also places? A roundup of party beverages named after ographical locations.

Athens has always been known for its ancient ruins, but its vibrant street art scene is creating new attractions in the Greek capital. Euromaxx visits a city where antiquity and modernity are juxtaposed.

The restaurant was opened in 1725 by French cook Jean Botín and his wife. Later, a nephew took over the restaurant, giving it its present name Sobrino de Botín - nephew of Botin.

Lederhosen, beer and oompah music: many people associate Germany with Bavarian culture. The landscape of mountains and castles draws a lot of tourists. An exhibition explores the lore and legends behind the clichés.

Few landmarks in the world are as famous or instantly recognizable as the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It's hard to believe that Parisians initially derided it as hideous.

Temperate House in London's Kew Gardens is reopening after a five-year, 47 million euro renovation. The world’s largest glasshouse is home to some of the most endangered plant specimens on the planet.

The Fries Museum in Leeuwarden's exhibition "Escher's Journey" is an homage to M.C. Escher. On display are drawings and objects which appear normal at first, but then reveal themselves to be completely contradictory.